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In order to giye al chance 10 test Il, and
thus be convinced of It's woaderful curative
powers, Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
SUMPTION, Coughs apf Cslds, viii be, for
limited tine, gwen away. This offer = not
only liberal. Dat shows anoopuded faith IN
the merits OF tnis great reneiy. All who
suffer from Coughs, Colds, Consumption.
Asthma, Bronchitis, or any affection OF
Phpoat. Chest or Lungs are especially re-
auested TO cali at VIM. ii. nbbs Drug
Store, and get trial bottlsfree. Large bot
Ties. 81.
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Ars. Phobe Cheslsy, Peterson. Clay
couafy. Iowa. tells the following rsraark'
abis story. ths1ruth 0fsw hieh > yoaehed fof
oy The residents q ths tosn sn =
years oid. have been tfeabled vstA ncney
compliant aud lamsness Coz n2sny ys~ns
could nos dress myself withe1t help. sos
asl fres from al pain zad soreness, anc
sra able 20 DO al my oxn housssork.
ose mv tAznks - Electric BisteFs Tor hsy-
inx renewed my youth. aud removed com'
ple1ely al disease zad pain." Try bottle
only 5oc a. Wm- ii. Tibbs' Drug Store
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Amexicaas are hre1AlGg 8asn aa1sE
hixA Rfsz=-zEs sPflasa<ss1 - ttzlasss al
c.fiss ~ fhe desk. 1sey 4re loslnx Rerts
forc.. III. 1onss s.sd Clover fo1ie Restores
Isl Aerss tires - supplying .aoa II s-1s
nsrxs tissues. al y Is geaEle apersEiFs
scsion rsm0sss az restraint from the -.
erstsse srg2az. hsoes. curl1< Al dAse1s-s 81
the stomach. liver sad kidnsys - n
Wilson viii supply the senuins Esd A-0ssf
Icaie Al 50 ceBGs nottls-
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The bsss on earth can truly be said Of
GEiggs' Glycerine sslye. which i . sure
safe and speedy cure for cuts. bruises, seslds
burns. wounds and all other sores VII
positively cure piles. letter AID ali akin
srupti0ns Try this wonder healer. oatis
action guaranteed or money rsfundsd
Only Is csnts sold by T. K Wilson
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The people, as q mass, seldom make mis-,
takes. This accounts for the large demand
of Dr.. Bigelow,s Positive seoughl Cure. II
has given such perfect satisfaction thai
some druggists offer al imitation on when
they make lsresr profit Beware Of both
the imitation aud The druggist. both will
cheat you. The genuine Is sold by T. X
Wilson and win promptly and safely cure
coughs, colds. and al throat and lung dis
eases. Price so cents.
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Fre1 uech vas tried II r-iise Caurs yss-
fcr a. tor co-1uittlrr sn assan,t snd bat-
terT on Mrs 8iess ~ West D87ision-st aod
cnvic'ei The Js.i<s imposed q iine Of
SO an1 ccsfs. srnonnti11 90 tf3s7. or
t1iffr saTs in lall Sai the defsnds1t a2
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Eacklen.. Arniea salve.

TEE Bzsr SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhsum, Fevel
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilhlains
Corns and all Skin EruptioDs, and positive
ly cures piles. or no pay required 1t Il
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction OF
Hnoney refunded. Price 20 cents per box
for sale az Vim. II. .Tibbs drug stores.
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lc1 Oftawa-st., {
ENC nnmeliesf usn -ln Gr.pa Rap.d..

The HorneEiest Man IN lrand Rapids,
AS we'll as the h2ndsomest. and others are
Invited. 10 call on W. II. Tlbbs and get
q trisl bottle Of Kemp's Bslsam for the
Throat and Lungs, remedy that is selling
entirely upon It's merits and Is guaranteed
70 cure and relieve all Chronic and Acute
Coughs Asthma. Bronchitis and Consump-
ton Prize so cents and 81.
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Hemloek sark.

The undersigned will pay the highest mar
ket Drics for s4cnlock bark to be loaded on
cars on any eide track north of Grand Rap
ids. Correspondents solicited
y. Il. CLARK,
tcf Ottawa-st.. Grand Rapids. Mich.
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COaaEROIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,


Ifyour APPETITE falls you in everything
else. take cur advice and call on Detterthal-
er. IL Monroe-st. and have him send you
some Of those elegspt fresh and salt water
fsb, ALWAYS in stock fresh from the fisheries.
Wstson & Co.'S great shoe sale Is decidedly
biz success. snch crowds OF people taking
edvantage OF low prices 0a the fine quality
Of shoes handled BY this firm. The sale Is
I'll going on aud all should avail them
selves Of the ve-y low prices offered.
s. ". WArsoS Il Co.
l02 MOnroe-st
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Holland Mutual Association will give
their Annual Excursion 20 kalamazoo June
18th. 1851. OwioG 70 the Inter state Com
me-ce Law the rates for children, S1.O0.
A6alis, S1.25, return trip-
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a neauslfnl Natural Complention.

Ladies may temporarily enhance their
beauty with prepared chalk. but those
who complications have the hue of nature
use Freenzn's nedlcaIed. invisible Face
Powder. Sold by l. r. WrLsos.
Drurvfst
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M NA0MA- slSaSs asrs1 /. hsss S.ss
soother n hand. Il Is the only safo
medicine yet made that viii remove al
infantile disorders. It contains no Opium
OF Morphine, but gives the child sadtnya'
rass from pain. Price % cents. Sold By
j. Il. Wilson and w. E White.
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MORGAN & AVERY,
EXCLUSIVE
Carpet House
nts. ~l>r- ~
FIFTH ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Our stock of Carpets has never
been as large and complete as
now, and at prices that cannot
be undersold. The stock COM
prises everything to be found in
a first-class Carpet House.
Our Drapery Department is
replcte with all the Novelties.
We are Sole Agents for Cor
ticine. the best floor covering
known to the trade. Over
40, 900 yards sold in this city
alone.
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TENN. WEDNESDAY AUGUST

Commander G. A. she,ky, to be Com
mander; Lent, ID. +. Dilley, to be
Lieutenant Commander; Lieut.. ]. o.
Nicholson Uunior grsde), 10 be Lieu.
tenant; Ensign G, W. DeAeld, to be
Lieutenant.
The applications for prepayment Of
iuterest on registered bonds received
today amounted TO $3.50, 30. making a
total to date Of ss2,Slo,000. The
amount ci interest already paid on
these applications is sl,750,0O0.
lie the iotention OF the President
10 spend the n X two weeks al Oak.
view. He reea de this ss his vacation
time, snd, while he will spend II near
the capital, 20 ,ha he can attend t.
actual public business, no will not feel
obliged, when necessarily called to
he White HOuse, 10 tevoss any time
TO persons seesipg places or merely
desirious OF paying their respects.
The Prt sidept will Issue, tomorIow,s
proclamation allowing tho fires entry
Of arms, nutritious and baggage OF
such foreign military organ Nations as
may desire 10 participate In the ps.
liopal military Cncnn' vent al drill
TO be held In Chfs In October
next, upon sairio Assurances
beng given that no-s IS Tho articles
shall b. permitted ~ "ln Ia In ID
country.
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The Peace Memorial.

LosDos, August s0.-Mr. John
Blight, writing TO secretary Jones, Of
the LONDON P,acs Society, who 10 one
the dspu,atIon goirg TO the United
States TO preseni memorial 10 Presi-
dent Cleveland In favor OF the stab
lishmsnt Of an international arbiirs.
ton treaty, says: "Thsre Ia tslk OF o
permane I treaty between the Uaited
States and Epslsrd. The project q
reasonable one and discussion may lead
10 its adoption II the Govsrnuent
Of the United States were willing and
we're In any way TO signify its willing
ness TO becomes party tosuch treaty
there In force OF god men In our
government who v ould conBent"
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A burial and y Death.
laRsrtat - xuu we.I

BR1wssvILLs, TENN, August 30
Mrs. Regina Felsenthsl. the wife Of
Joseph Felsenthall this place. was
buried this afternoon. The funeral
services were conducted by DR.. NJ
samheld. Of Memphis. Friends and
relstives Of the deces cd. In large
numbers, from Memphis, Louisville
and Jackson, were prompt 10 pay this
tad rite 10 q highly connected and
highly respected lady.
Luther, the oldest son Of the Rev.
+. w. Raymond, died this afternoon
Of congestion, making two OF his chill
dren who have died inside Of q year.
The bsreaved parents are deep y SYM
pathiEsd with by the whoe commu.
nifty, especially thote who knew the
bright, charming hoy.
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ROBERT Y. LINCOLN.
&c Doesn's want tho Presidency or
vice Presidency.

TOLEDO, o., August 30.-rhe Blades
Chicago conIsp ondent has interviewed
Robert T. lincoln 40 10 tho use Of his
name on the next Republican Ma.
tlonal ticket Mr.. Lincoln ,ays;
II simply could not accept the nom
inGtion 10 the Vice Presidency. To
take any Office at all would be a grea,
sacrifice OF my businels interest most
certainly should not accept n nomina.
ton for the Vice Presidency were II
rendered" IA 10 being candidate for
Preside M, Mr.. Lincoln saysi IL 70.
gret the use Of my name In connsc'
ton with any Iublic tffes what
ever. IL seems difficult for the
avsrsge American 10 understand tina,
II 10 possible 10 any one not 10 del
the presidency, bat l most certainly
do not. have seen TOO much OF H.
l can we'll remember the tremendous
burtbsn my father wan called upon 10
bear. havs teen enough Of Il dur.
ing my Washington official life
10 have lost all desires fof II. Pres
dental flics 10 but giljod prison.
It's cares and worry outweigh the
honor which surrounds the position.
I don't think there IL any likelihood
Of my receiving the nomination. The
men who make the ticket would hard.
~ do 90 without exsetlpg certain
pledges, and those Pledge would
not give"
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ores. make our own coke and ,sy
nothing into tNe purses OF Others A
number OF bankers and men OF extern
sivs b lsiness connections have been
In the Office this morning, and have
sgrsed with us that we must continue
our works"
The firms of Robert Hare Powell 4
Go. and of Robert Hare Powel's Sons
h Co. consist of Robert Hare Powell,
Deyeresux Powell, Henry Ba,ing Pow.
ell and John O. Bradley. The first
named 6rm was organised In 1888 by
Robert Hare Powell, and was engaged
In the c. al business : At Mr.. .Poweps
death several years ago, the Surviving
partners Organized O Eew firm known
AZ Robert Hare Powers Sons 4 90 /,
which opersted the extensive furnaces
built by Mr.. Powell. i.
The firm of Robert Haze Powell x
Co. was composed OF Robert Hare
Powell and John O. Bradley, brothers.
in.law. The senior Robert Hare
Powell was at the head OF the semi
btuminoue coal BUSINESS in Pennsy l.
vania, which he may be said 10 have
originated, since April, 1855. In 1868
II was decided to work the multiply
ing interests under the State laws
governing incorporated bodies, aud
the concern became the Powell Ton
Goal and Iron Company, the senior
partner Of the present Ann still being
the active head. N
Having secured important an,hrs.
cite interests In Schuylkill county,
the enlargement OF business coniin.
usd uotil 1871, during which year
liz, 900 tons Of anthracite we're cold,
making tonnage OF 296,6S3 tons for
that year. The Philadelphia and
Reading Goal and Iron Company, In
1872, took all the anthracite opera.
lions uuder their control, and the
6rm found II to their interest TO dis
pose Of their operations In thi,
quarter.
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RES ADJuDiCATA.
Justice Cooper viii Take IL Under
Amusement Untti To-day.

Achievement Untii To-day.
ESPECIAL TO TIE ArruAL.i
JACKSON, MISS, August 30.-The ar
gument on the question II res adiudi-
csts In the case Of ex pate Jones B.
Hamilton and L. NJ. EubGnks was re-
sumed at $50 O'Clock this morning,
before Chief Justice Cooper. The Hon.
J3hn NJ. Allen made q very strong
and 6ne presentation OF the States
side Of the case, celebrating the points
made by his associates on yesterday
and advancing new ideas aud srgu.
ments. The Argument was concIuded
by the Hon. A. J. McLaurin for the
realtors, who spoke at greater length
ard with greater elaboration OF the
points involved than any previous
speaker. His argument was loeica
and able. Judge Cooper took the mat
ter under advisemsnt until $3.50 O'Clock
tomorrow morning, when his decision
will be rendered, aud to which time
the court ad burned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31
The nani.asa A.iisax.

LONDON, August 20. Tho Standard.
referring TO the Manitoba railway
trouble, says: The.more clearly the
rights Of the question are understood,
the more emphatic will bs the
opinion here that the Manitobsns are
trying 10 derive an unfair adyar 70
from lheir geographical position. The
best proepeol for q settlement lies in
the direction Of compromise, Of
which q preliminary ougbt 10 be the
Immediate susp, nsion Of operations
on the Manitoba railEsy line. No
effort should be spared 20 eohciliate
the Mani,obans. But they muot DO
made 10 conform 10 their dutios 40
British subjects and Uaraiisn eltEns.
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Hsddooh Murder Case.

Sioux Orr, IA, August So.-Ths
defense In the Hsddock murder case
came into cour. today TO plead for
delay In the trial Of Munchra,h, whore
trial 10 set for Monday next. Postpone
ment was granted until Wednesday.
Ia the course Of the debate this after.
noon o. o. Tredw way, attorney for the
defense, delivered long TRADE on the
pulpit, press, prosecution and public
opiuion. He abused Judge Lewis, who
presided at the trial Of AIenstorf, and
charged that there was conspiracy IN
postpone the trial OF AreDtdori and
The conspiralors until the Legislature
thou,d provides lss for rem wing the
cases 10 another county. 1he Argument
was peculiar, m Tredway was speak
ing on motion Tor delay, while the
State was urging immediate trial.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31
CONDEMNED Euon> soLD
4 Grooh,d sale Worked B.
.shrswd" Naval Owsevs.

a Groohsd sale Worked by
.shrtwd" Naval Omsers.
Nav YonK, August 3O.--A large col
lection Of condemned tappliss was
sold at auction at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard today. The Brooklyn Standard.
Union publishes an extended article
In regard TO II, In which II elaine that
the sale Was msasged 10 the interest
Of q ring Of naval officers; that osta-
loeues Of the goods were generally un'
obtsinabls by intending purchasers |.
that the fliclals in charge were by no
means ready to give information tina,
when they did so II was sometimes
misleading, and that much Of the prop
cry advertised was not put mp for
sale at all, but was carried away by
friends Of the officers. In this con.
neolion the paper anerts that there
was one lot from the equipment de-
partment made up Of 9s7 pieces Of sill.
yer table ware, Of every description I;
that this morning the vito Of Naval
Constr uctor Pook came TO the building
with an order from Pay Director John
II. Stevenson, who had entire charge
OF the sale; that II directed Bernard
McNully, the clerk In charge a
the goods, TO let Mrs. Pook
II k..A "A. aha s.aaNa.N A.l A. A
there was nothing for the clerk 10 do
but comply. Toe Standard Union a..
serts that Mrs. Pook selected IRON a LOT
OF silverware and O lot OF
china In tho sac building the
following articles, which she carried
awpy: Two sugar bowls, two baking
dishee, q half dozen Abltspo ons,
one-bah d,Esn dessert spoons,
six vegetable dshes, one.hah d, zen
teaspoons, six table and desaert forks
one fish slice, one cream scraper
twelve nut picker, two nut craci efs
twelve table and dtsser. knivee, iou
baking dish Innings, one ladle, on
sauce boat aud stand, O gravy dish
thirteen fruit bsucerr, twelve break
fast ssucere, twelve tea saucers
twelve after dinner coffee Eau
GERS, eight meat dishes, one 6sh dish
-four vegetable disbes, ono wstei
pitcher, two cream ever, trelvs
brss kfast pla'es, twelve dint or plates
twelve bread plaies, four fruiI
haskets and twelve egg cups
The pspsr declares that II
was openly asserted at the sals that
this was not the only instance Of the
kind, and that, In addition, the really
valuable things sold we're bought by
the alleged ring for inadequate sums
The Standard. Union also publishes an
interview with Clerk McNuliy, who
says the statement Of things taken By
Mrs. Pook lie correct, and tina, OF IN,
2s7 pieces In the lot. originally lea
than one hundred were LET for sale
McNuty added tina, he had a com.
plete itemlzed list OF the arlice 90 and
that he proposed To forward II 10 Sec
retaiy Whitney. lilo adds that d.,
new plan OF consolidation Of supplies
me kes no provision for q stock LEDGE
and opens the way 10 great frauds.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31
ENGI.AN ID.
Gladstone speaks nc uawardc. On
the Queen. Iteigs.

LONDON, August 3O.-Mr, Gladstone
speaking at Hawsrden today on "A
Retrospect Of the Queens Relgo,"
said that the leading change duriux
the roIgu was the system Of repre-
sentative Parliament, elected by the
direc, influence Of tho people, ruling
the country. Many soveTeIsns con-
sented to laws becsuse they could not
help themselves. From individual
personal III erience no knew that
Qieen Victoria bad given willing.
hearty and active consent 10 al bene-
fetal changes and bad made be rself
the prime ben, factor OF the country.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31
CAPITAL MOTIFS.


Prince Thokcra Babelbs, Of Limbdi,
called at the White House this alter
noon and paid his reSp,oti 10 the
President
A party of Dutch naval officers at
tlcbel 10 the Queen Emma, nov lying
al New York, made an informal call
this morning on the President
Tho Cabinet meeting was attended
today by Secretary Blyard, Acting
Secretaries Thompson, MAcFecly aud
Muldrow and Acting Attorney Gen
efal Jenke.
BY the retirement Of Rear Admiral
John Lee Davis, which was announced
today, tho following promotions will
Ls caused: Commodofs BfaiEo, 10 b
Rear Admiralj Capt. George Brown
10 be Com modore; Commander VIM
Whitehead, 10 be Captain Lieutenant
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31
Burglar shot ., and Missed.


JACKSON. MIss, August 30.-Last
night the store of Albert Re!nheImer,
on Pearl street, and sleeping room
above we're bnrPlar'zed. Reinheimer
awoke and discovered some one In his
room, and on raieipg mp the burglar
made two vigorous thrusts Of him
with q knife, but missed him narrowly
each time. Reibhsimer seized hia
pistol and got Two shots NJ the thief
before he escaped, but with what ef.
feet Ia not known. Tbs thief got
away with $50 In money, bat left a
quantity Of clothing and other prop
erty which he had gathered together.
The thief was recognised a. being q
white man, bat bis identity Ia not
known. His manner OF entrance and
work show him TO be O regular" and
not q novice at the business.
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scene. ON IN. o'arady Es,s,.

DuBLIs, Ausu,t 30.-The ,viclions
on the o'Gfady estates al Hefberts.
town began 10 day, The ballIfis were
reinforced by 100 soldiers and 100
policeman. All the houses occupied
by tenants were bAuicldsd and
guarded for defense. The house Of
Mrs. Chmminp, q widow, was the frat
advanced upon by thu bail H. Tho
widow and her ifie1ds we're well
armed with paving stones and boiling
water, ard both we're shovefed upon
the bAilins with fnch telling eject
that they we're Tepulaed iour times.
The aheria'e men In their attalka at
tempted 10 crow bar ihar snv through
the walls snd roof, and Mrs Cfimmins
bad s,alding water poured over them.
After the fourth repulse q the bailiiIs
the police attempted 10 storm the
houee. They also we're driven back.
Finally a 1int ruah was mace by tho
hailns a. Il police, and the house was
broken into and captured. i was
found that the deiendera we're bat
nine perioni-iiyo men and four
women. All wers taken prisoners.
The prisoner when lsd on, rang "God
Save Ire and" The crowd Joined in
ths sorg. and hecimo 40 dtmonsira-
tive thst the police had 10 cut their
way ont with batnna.
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charge. Ax.iu., nir,c,er..

CNcIsshTI, o., August 3O.-An
evening paper says that Receiver
Armhtrong, who 10 In charge Of the
Fidelity National Bank, hss prepared
q petition TO be fled hgsirst the late
directors Of tba, bank, Epgsne zim.
Norman, Henry Pogus, W. II. Chat.
field and BRIGGS swift, for com be.
tween ", 0O0, 600 and t3,OOO,0OO. They
will be charged with having betrayed
their trust 90 directors, and havllR
become individually liable for the
losses OF deposilors. The document Ia
yoluminous and IL printed. Directors
Mathews, Gahr and Harper are a'so
defendants In the action,
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ss.r.na ed from Inc Hoard

CHICAGO, Ill, August Bob. p.
Haichinson, ono Of the most promi.
nent members Of the Board Of Trade,
was suspended by the directors this
afternoon for ninety days. The cause
Of the suspension Ia osiensibly "pui
and call" trrdiDg, practice contrary
10 the rules Of the board. II Ia init.
mated that the real cause is personal
bitterness against Hutchinson because
Of bis attempt 10 "wreek" the wheat
crowd recently, when the Kershaw
corner bunt.
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Tn. Yi,h.ri.. C.s.e.,ie..

LONDON, Angus, 30.-sir Jsmes Fer
guson, Parliamentary Secretary for
the Foreign Once, announced In tAs
House Of Commons this afternoon
that the government had agreed upon
q new commission 10 represent British
Interests In the North American Fish-
cries Convention. He added that he
was glad n say that Mr.. Joseph Chsm-
berlsin bad accepted the ofiice Of
Pdncip,l High Commissioner for Great
Britain.
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ohio State gniF,

CoLUMbCs, o.. Augus, 80. The
Slate fair opsnsd today with nae
weather and a larger a''endanee on
tho a'st day than In former yosuL
The entities Ia al Ito departments
aro large and especially % the live
stock. With tie ibofoaa 4 ntc1mmo-
daiion and new buldinsS temporary
quarters had TO be- erected Tor the ac-
commodaiion Of cattle aud other stock.
The speed depAt menl vii opan to-
morrow with a large number Of en-
trlea In each class.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31
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KisosroS, 0Er, August 80 Tso
convio,sin the Provincial penlleniiAry,
named Kelly and scoen, @oaped TO-
day, taking 10 the lake In q yacht
Owned by Warden Lavelle. DiIirV
tbs afternoon LiyollC aud other on.
GERS bed been cruising about tho lake,
With Kelly acting AZ engineer and
Hcoon ~ hitmsn. When tho yacht
returned asd drew up alof psijo the
wnari the oniciAiB stepped n and tud.
denly the craft shot ont into The late
With iull head OF ttetm. fhs OH.
cials and guards fred, bn, lhe cjnyig,s
escaped the fusllade by lying down
behind the boiler. Before u steamer
could DO procured 10 puuue them tbs
convlcts had worked up 10 -Four Mile
Point and were heading lof lhO Ame'.
lean aide, Two ofiiceFs In q yacht
were sent in pursuit, followed by the
steamer Hiram Calvin, which cut
through the channel 10 mead Oh the
craft before Il could reach American
waters,